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How To Measure Your Neck Relief & Adjust Your Truss Rod on a Guitar with MusicNomad

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Being able to measure your neck relief is a critical step in the setup process. MusicNomad's precision Truss Rod Gauge will help you do it quickly and accurately. The gauge comes equipped with the three most common relief measurements (.006”, .008”, .010”). Instructions printed right on the handle make it extremely easy to dial in your neck relief. It’s perfect for electric, acoustic, classical and bass guitars and features laser-etched markings that take the guesswork out of which gauge to use for each instrument. It’s made of premium stainless steel construction without the annoying, messy oil found on traditional feeler gauge sets. It also includes an innovative pick capo to assist in the process.
Music Nomad Precision Truss Rod Gauge With Pick Capo
Music Nomad Precision Truss Rod Gauge With Pick Capo
Music Nomad Precision Truss Rod Gauge With Pick Capo

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  • Gauge includes the three most common truss rod relief measurements (.006", .008", .010") for electric, acoustic, classical and bass guitars
  • Precision, smooth stainless steel without the annoying, messy oil found on traditional feeler gauge sets
  • Laser-etched sizes (in./mm) and instrument type that won't rub off
  • Easy-to-follow instructions printed right on the handle and an innovative pick capo to assist
  • Part of MusicNomad's KEEP IT SIMPLE, SETUP (KISS) Method using their Precision Gauges & Tool Sets

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  • Very simple to use

    5

    Verified BuyerVerified Buyer

    submitted3 years ago

    byJussie

    fromThe hood

    It comes with a pig to use as a capo but you're better off just using an actual capo if you have one and then holding it with your finger at the 12th fret. Very easy to use. If you're curious if your guitar is as easy to play as it can possibly be by this gauge and find out

  • Does what it says

    5

    Verified BuyerVerified Buyer

    submitted4 years ago

    byDwight c.

    fromMacon, ga

    Does exactly what I needed. Little flimsy feeling but the price is right.

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